Hola,
Thank you for such terrific programs. I am a big fan and recommend them both to friends who wonder how they might learn Spanish (or French). A couple of suggestions for you.
1. When I have been in a Spanish speaking country I find that people speak much more quickly than you do on the programs. It can be hard to grasp every word as native speakers (as we do in English) tend to run words together. Maybe speak a bit more quickly at the Show Time level to get us more used to a natural speaking rhythm.
2. More of the complicate structures (como, “lo que mas me gusta…”)as they are both ‘natural’ and very useful.

Just some little corrections: Janis, remember to conjugate the verb “relajarse”, as it is a reflexive verb and you are refering to yourself you should say “relajarme”. And you don´t need “por” after it. We would say: “relajarme y leer” or “relajarme leyendo”. I think you missed the word “libro” there as well (“un buen libro de misterio”). But great use of the structure and a nice example! Well done!!
Bob, you don´t need “que” after the “para” just “correr para mantenerme en forma”. And see there, as I said to Janis, remember to add the reflexive to those kind of verbs, so “manterme”. Good work!! Nice healthy habits!!
Michelle, “lluvia” is the noun, I think the word you are looking for there is the verb “llueve” (it rains).
Patricia, little mistake there with the verb “trabajar”, so what you like to do is “trabajar en el jardín” (“jardín” is masculine so “el” and not “la”) y “planear mis próximas vacaciones”, the adjective and the noun have to have the same gender and number.
For those of you who like watching movies during the weekend, it´s quite interesting to know that if you are in Spain you would better use the verb “ver” for the TV or the movies; but in South America they also say “mirar la televisión” or “mirar una película”.